Self-dual 6d 2-form fields coupled to non-abelian gauge field: quantum corrections
arXiv:1804.05059 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2018)134
Abstract
We study a 6d model of a set of self-dual 2-form -fields interacting with a non-abelian vector -field which is restricted to a 5d subspace. One motivation is that if the gauge vector could be expressed in terms of the -field or integrated out, this model could lead to an interacting theory of -fields only. Treating the 5d gauge vector as a background field, we compute the divergent part of the corresponding one-loop effective action which has the structure and compare it with similar contributions from other 6d fields. We also discuss a 4d analog of the non-abelian self-dual model, which turns out to be UV finite.
25 pages; v2: minor corrections, references added; v3: typos fixed, published version
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